Even the liberal Washington Post canít deny it - Trump is winning for US ALL

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Even the liberal Washington Post canít deny it - Trump is winning for US ALL

As President Trumpís first two years in office come to a close, weíve seen two originalist justices confirmed to the Supreme Court, 26 originalist appeals court judges confirmed, 10 more nominated , and 41 new district court judges on the bench and dozens more pending. Add to that: the repeal of the sequester on defense spending and a massive military rebuild underway; a massive tax cut of unprecedented depth and structural change; a renegotiated trade deal between the United States, Mexico and Canada; withdrawals from the awful Iran deal and, in effect, the absurdist Paris accord; the rollback of job-killing and bureaucrat-empowering regulations by the hundreds; an economy surging while unemployment drops to 3.7 percent ; and a new entente in the Middle East (one that arose despite U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel) that sees the United States and Israel aligned and cooperating closely with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain and now a new government in Iraq against the expansionist Iranian theocrats.

Did I mention the devastation and defeat of ISIS in its physical ďcaliphateĒ?

Thatís not even the entire list of accomplishments, but itís enough to have silenced the #NeverTrumpers who used to mock Trump-supporting conservatives by posting a street sign carrying the name ďGorsuchĒ above rising floodwaters. Those of us who follow the presidentís often confusing, loud, extemporaneous and disruptive presidency not by his tweets but by his administrationís deeds and those of congressional Republicans are amused that the #NeverTrump rump has stopped the ďbut GorsuchĒ nonsense.

Many of the successes, especially with regard to the judiciary, are because of the unparalleled skill of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), supported by Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) and the Senate GOP caucus, which has almost always held together as a whole. McConnell is, as Iíve said before, the single most effective congressional leader the GOP has had in my lifetime. And it looks as if his majority will grow in November. The Republican House Majority may be preserved as well. Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) and Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and their caucus crafted and passed the tax bill as well as 14 Congressional Review Act resolutions and the robust military spending bills. Republican candidates should point both to the achievements outlined above and the rapidly expanding economy in their closing campaigns.

They should also dwell on the prospect of the enraged left controlling anything in government. Democrat Jerrold Nadler (N.Y.), who would take the gavel of the House Judiciary Committee, has already promised a pursuit of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to satisfy his partyís fringe. Democrat Maxine Waters (Calif.), who would gain the gavel of the House Financial Services Committee, has urged the physical pursuit of her Republican colleagues across and out of public places. The radical rump of the Democrats, led again by Rep. Nancy Pelosi (Calif.), would set out to destroy the Trump economic momentum and to paralyze the regulatory rollback with a hundred hearings and inquisitions.

Trump is as wearying today as Andrew Jackson must have been in 1829 to the people of both parties who are used to different rules sets. I am one of them. Thus my criticisms of the president are many and detailed. But my fear of the wild-eyed left is far greater than my discomfort with his bull-in-china shop politics.

The left, we saw this week and last, contrasts unfavorably with the presidentís hyperbole and occasional cruelty. It is now a snarling, enraged collective scream. To give it power would be to risk fraying even further the common bonds of citizenship. Best for them to spend a long time in the wilderness, as the ďSan Francisco DemocratsĒ of 1984, so very wrong about the Soviet Union, needed to endure.

After the attempted sliming of Kavanaugh, voters must not reward that outburst of the new McCarthyism in the least or it will be repeated. Review the first few paragraphs above. Vote to repeat those sorts of achievements instead of empowering the enraged mobs. Donít just return the Republicans. Increase their majorities and increase prosperity and security, judicial restraint and free enterprise even as we collectively figure out a president who may be outside our national norms for the office, but who is succeeding for us all

Hugh Hewitt, a Post contributing columnist, hosts a nationally syndicated radio show and is author of ďThe Fourth Way: The Conservative Playbook for a Lasting GOP Majority.Ē

He's a partisan cheerleader. You're in familiar company.

ďTo announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.Ē

In other news: Even the liberal Washington Post can’t deny it. The government must investigate the Catholic Church

Wait, nope. That is also an opinion piece by none other than Hugh Hewitt...

ďTo announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.Ē

As usual, two pinheads who did not care a bit about the content of the article, only about attacking the author. Nice little Nazi Democrats.
I guess that's you guys' MO these days, right?.... ignoring facts and destroying the messenger, like they tried to destroy Kavanaugh.

"I wait on events. I've been surprised so much in this race. I don't have to cast my absentee for another four or five days and I wait on events," Hewitt said. "I'm inclined to cast it for Donald Trump but I have to wait and see what happens in this."

ďTo announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.Ē

As usual, two pinheads who did not care a bit about the content of the article, only about attacking the author. Nice little Nazi Democrats.
I guess that's you guys' MO these days, right?.... ignoring facts and destroying the messenger, like they tried to destroy Kavanaugh.

Have fun at your next Hitler Youth meeting

I gave up after the last meeting, they started showing too much in the way of independent thought and critical thinking skills...

Since you edited in your immature diatribe after I had already responded...

Originally Posted by CatholicCrusader

As usual, two pinheads who did not care a bit about the content of the article, only about attacking the author.

I didn't attack the author. I shared the facts with you. Hugh Hewitt is a Republican supporter who shares opinion pieces on the WAPO. At least cite your source correctly rather than mindlessly declaring that "Even the liberal Washington Post can’t deny it". Do you fail to identify an op-ed when you read one or are you just that much of a hack and Trump cheerleader that you'll purposely mislead?

Nice little Nazi Democrats.

I'm neither but you're obviously never been much concerned with accuracy.

I guess that's you guys' MO these days, right?.... ignoring facts

What facts have I ignored? Meanwhile you've ignored the fact that Hewitt, the "never-Trumper", as you eloquently labeled him, likely voted for...Trump. You've ignored the fact that the entire premise of your thread title is a bit of a fail.

and destroying the messenger

Hmm...how have I destroyed or even attempted to destroy Hewitt? I believe the 'harshest' I said of him was when I called him a partisan cheerleader. But, he did write an op-ed titled: Even if you loathe Trump, vote Republican and another piece titled: Vote to increase Republican majorities.

What do you think...does the shoe fit or not?

like they tried to destroy Kavanaugh.

Quote me or stop your all too transparent attempt to lump me in with Nazi's, Democrats, 'Kavanaugh destroyers' and everything else you attempt to demonize.

Have fun at your next Hitler Youth meeting

And there we have it.

ďTo announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.Ē

Why am I not surprised. You aren't even over here in the states. Why aren't you working at fixing your own failing government instead of ridiculing ours?

Our country is thriving thanks to Trump.

Oh, I'm under no illusions that the British government is far from perfect but then I don't fawn over politicians in general, unlike some on here. If you believe the article then do you buy everything you hear on Fox news as well?

Originally Posted by glorydaz

I'm convinced liberals are the same the world over. They think they are the cream of the crop.

You say, chuckling at yourself.

Originally Posted by CatholicCrusader

Those two would not know the truth if it walked up to them wearing a sign that said "Truth"